Which outcome results when applying Bernoulli's equation improperly using pitot tube measurements?

💡 Explanation

An incorrect fluid velocity is calculated because applying Bernoulli's equation assumes inviscid, steady flow; however, pitot tubes may experience turbulence altering total pressure. Therefore, the calculated velocity is often overestimated rather than providing an accurate measure.

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